The United States has opened subsidy investigations into hydraulic cylinders from China, India and Mexico.

The research file states that the US Department of Commerce opened countervailing duty investigations, published in the Federal Register on 14 September 2026, into certain linear hydraulic cylinders and their parts . The title associated with the source covers products originating in China, India and Mexico . Document reference 2026-18707 appears in the URL provided for the notice .

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Geographic scope and documentary limitations

The title associated with the notice identifies China, India and Mexico as the countries of origin concerned . It covers “certain linear hydraulic cylinders and their parts” .

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The available extract reproduces neither the operative provisions of the notice nor its annexes . It contains no Harmonised System code or TARIC code . The available source reproduces no threshold, procedural timetable, alleged subsidy rate or countervailing duty rate . Nor does it contain a detailed product description, company list, period of investigation or arrangements for submitting observations .

The accessible extract contains no anti-dumping notice . Information relating to the separate anti-dumping notice mentioned in the file is therefore not reproduced among the sources accessible for this section .

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